Nice zoo, paly, micro, lord frags!

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Finally have some homegrown frags to sell! ;] These have all been growing for about 3+ weeks. Some have been under lower lighting because my acros get lighting priority in my tank, but should color up well.

I’m an experienced shipper. Frags will be shipped in styro cooler/box, fedex standard overnight is $45.00 and DHL overnight is $35.00 (not available in remote areas). Buy $200+ get free shipping.

Please email me with questions/requests. First come first served. Thanks!

Desert storm palys, these develop a pink ring around the outside.
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1. 8 polyps $50.00
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2. 12 polyps $75.00
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3. Eagle eyes 25+ polyps $50.00
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4. Dragon eyes 12 polyps $25.00
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5. Bouquet frag: 3 desert storm, 6 dragon, 8 eagle eyes $45.00
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Rare blue encrusting anthelia (ships well), fast grower and stays short, doesn't go crazy like xenia.
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6. 2 inches $40.00
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7. 1.5 inches $30.00
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what lighting were those pics taken under? i'm interested in one of the desert frags :) where are the micros, lords?
 
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Hot lava echino
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The frags lose a lot of color at first but will color back up in a few weeks.

8. 1.75" $45.00
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9. 1" $30.00
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Big Pink lordhowensis
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10. 3 full polyps + 2 halves $40.00
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11. 3 full polyps + 3 halves $45.00
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Red with green star micromussa
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12. 6 full polyps and 2-3 halves $65.00
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Kigs, yeah sorry forgot the lighting. hehe

Pics were taken under 3: 250w 14k HQI Phoenix bulbs, but they're old so not so blue anymore.

Just let me know what numbers you'd like. ;]
 

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